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7 EE coc tat ne naa’ [TE dJearned that the name of Camp Unity was changed to Wingdale — Lodge, with offices located at 202 West 4oth Street, Room ... _ 605, New York City. . cane ae es NY 2100-25057 The “Daily Worker" desue of September 6, 1949, = __ page 1, column 1, contained an article entitled, "ROBESON .i-.) - Demands ‘Jail Mobsters Quilty Officials'." This article 02... stated that an Emergency Committee of Prominent Progressives — -- and Labor Leaders had demanded the arrest and trial of all andividuals and officials guilty of formonting the Peekskill : Gisoréers. Among those listed as participating in thie . . wine SOMMLttee was “PAUL ROBESON, Chairman of the Council on African Affairs." “ 7 an The “Dally Worker" {ssue of September 22, 1949, — page 5, column 4, contained an article entitled, “ROBESON to Tour Cities for African Affairs Council." This article ~~ stated that PAUL ROBESON, Chairman of the CAA, would leava ~~ New York on September 23, 1949, for a tour of Los Angeles, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington and Philadelphia. The article stated that ROBESON was scheduled to speak and < ging at meetings in these cities, with arrangements having» been made by local sponsoring committees in cooperation PS The "Daily Worker" fasue of April 27, 1953, a an page 8, column 3, contained an article entitled, "ROBESON << -..- : Hite Justice Dept. Gag Attempt." This article, in part, — read: "PAUL ROBESON, Chairman of the Council of African = -0 >"> affairs, doeclared yesterday that the Justice Department's ) move te haye the council registered under the Mc Carran 48> <2 ‘represents an attempt to frighten and eilence ell those ~~ 7) = Americans, particularly to tho. Negro people, who,dre WA my 2. | way eritical of United States poileios in Afriea?,? .